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Good question. Lol
1.2m are the ones they know about.
That's 1.2m in the queue at the doctors, taking up a hospital place, taking a vaccine, taking up a school desk, taking up a council home, taking up every benefit they can, taking up money out of everyone's pension pot. And having not contributed one damn penny. FFS.
That's 1.2m in the queue at the doctors, taking up a hospital place, taking a vaccine, taking up a school desk, taking up a council home, taking up every benefit they can, taking up money out of everyone's pension pot. And having not contributed one damn penny. FFS.
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OK - I'l sneak over the border the morrow, claim asylum from Dominatrix Mistress Nicola Lockdown Land and get vaccinated in Engerland - might have to register as a 'bike people' rather than 'Boat people'probably and get a financial incentive to get the jab
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Measure a small sample, then extrapolate.I have heard numerous times some expert telling me that there are more stars in the uni verse than there are grains of sand on all the worlds beaches
how the fck do they know that
Schhh! You’ll be called a racist on here for mentioning that! Put your blinkers on, keep moving, nothing to see here....
No it isn't.
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Pretty sure none of that is possible without being documented, and therefore, legal.
People can just roll up in the UK and take their kids to the local school and start using the GP, and claiming benefits, there's a lot of forms to fill before you get anywhere, and the forms ask for proof you have residence here.
No idea home office questamate
may be
just been reported on the news
dare say it’s an under estimate
probably more
It seems that this was the upper end of an estimate made by a non-government (Pre, a Washington-based research group) body a few years ago, before Brexit. Basically, a figure for the number of Europeans that might be here, and now might be illegal, if they haven't done their paperwork. Not quite the same as people sneaking in on boats - who cannot claim anything at all.
The Beeb explain it well: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-50420307
"it (UK) has no means of knowing for sure whether someone has left for another country or died."
So many of these illegal immigrants might have simply gone home, or died, but we are still counting them.
1.2 million people, that would suggest that for every 50 homes, one of them is full of illegal immigrants.
I'm not saying some are not here, but these huge figures just don't add up.
Really? And there was me thinking several people share one identity, or one person creates several identities which then get shared around.
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